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Browse all Re/Done skirts →The Ollie Skirt - Army Green
The verdict
Fit
Army-green tone suggests a cotton or cotton-blend construction suited to the workwear aesthetic. Fit depends on Ollie silhouette—check product photos for proportions.
Quality
Army green typically indicates utility fabric; durability is solid at this price. Military-inspired pieces from Re/Done are well-made.
Is the price fair?
At $135, fair value for a branded skirt in an on-trend color. Mid-tier pricing justified for quality and seasonal novelty.
Best for
Casual stylists building wardrobes around utility or military-inspired pieces and seeking color variety beyond denim.
Care
Utility fabrics benefit from gentle washing; army green may soften slightly with wear, adding character.
What owners report about Re/Done skirts
Owner reviews of the denim mini skirts average around 4 of 5 stars, with renters noting classic mini trade-offs: the skirts run short and ride up when sitting down. Fit reports split between true to size and runs small, with the waist called out most often. Hands-on coverage of the brand's denim more broadly describes weighty, non-stretch fabric with little give that holds its shape rather than soft, stretchy denim, which carries over to how the skirts wear.
- Strengths
- Reviewers credit the brand's denim with real weight and construction that holds its shape through repeated wear.
- Watch out for
- The minis run short and ride up when sitting, and the rigid, non-stretch denim means a too-snug waist will not relax much.
- Sizing
- Most owners report true to size, but a sizeable minority find the waist small and the length short — reviewers advise sizing up if between sizes since the denim has little give.
About Re/Done's skirts line as a whole. Sources: 70s Pocket Mini Skirt by RE/DONE — customer reviews | Rent the Runway · Re/Done Jeans Review: You need to know this about their sizing | Newinspired · RE/DONE Denim Review | The Quality Edit